Lymphoid Structure Flashcards
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Primary lymphoid organs are (2)
Bone Marrow
Thymus
Main source of Hematopoetic Stem Cells
Bone Marrow
Site of Maturation of B lymphocytes
Bone Marrow
Site of differentiation and Maturation of T cells
Thymus
Immature T cells are dense with
Cortex
Mature T cells and Hassall corpuscles are dense with
Medulla
Largest Secondary Lymphoid Organ
Spleen
*12 cm
*150 g
*Upper Left Quadrant
It is Responsible of removing OLD RBC and DAMAGED cells, foreign antigens from the Blood
Spleen
2 type of Splenic tissue:
Red pulp
White pulp
Splenic tissue responsible of removing OLD RBC
Red Pulp
Splenic Tissue that contains lymphoid tissue
White pulp (20%)
In Spleen’s White Pulp:
It is found in the PERIARTEIOLAR LYMPHATIC SHEATH
T cells
In Spleen’s White Pulp:
It is found in the Follicles of white pulp
B cells
B cells found in the follicles of the white pulp are STIMULATED/UNSTIMULATED BBY ANTIGENS?
UNSTIMULATED
Region between Red pulp and White Pulp by which APC awaits for capturing blood-borne pathogens.
Marginal zone
Spleen receives ___ amount of blood
350 mL/min
Central Collecting Point of Lymph fluids
Lymph nodes
Encapsulated and with Trabeculae
Lymph nodes
In Lymph nodes, it is the site of B cell localization and proliferation
Cortex
In Primary Cortex, B cell are
Mature
Unstimulated with Antigens
In Secondary Cortex, B cell are
Antigen Stimulated
With GERMINAL CENTER
In Lymph nodes, it is localized between the Paracortex (between follicles and medulla)
T cells
In lymph nodes, it contains the medullary cords and sinuses
Medulla
Multiplication of Lymphocytes
Lymphopoiesis